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Practice Area

Immigration Law for foreign nationals

Visas, legal status, deportation defense and every interaction with Turkish immigration authorities — handled end to end for foreign nationals.

Immigration decisions in Türkiye are administrative acts — which means they can be challenged, reversed and appealed when handled correctly and in time. We advise foreign nationals on lawful status, represent them before the Presidency of Migration Management, and defend them in removal and entry-ban proceedings.

Deadlines in immigration matters are measured in days, not months. If you have received a decision, contact us immediately.

How We Help


Services we provide

Legal status advice

Clear, written advice on your options — visas, permits and transitions between statuses.

Deportation defense

Objections and annulment lawsuits against removal decisions, with urgent interim measures.

Entry ban appeals

Challenges against entry bans and V-code restrictions.

Detention objections

Objections against administrative detention in removal centers.

International protection

Applications and appeals in international protection and humanitarian residence files.

Employer compliance

Advice for companies employing foreign staff in Türkiye.

Questions


Immigration Law — frequently asked

I received a deportation decision. How long do I have?

Annulment lawsuits against removal decisions must generally be filed within 7 days. Filing stops the removal in most cases — but the deadline is absolute, so act immediately.

Can an entry ban be lifted?

Depending on its basis and duration, an entry ban can be challenged before the administrative courts or lifted upon application. We assess the code attached to your ban and advise on the realistic route.

Do you work with clients outside Türkiye?

Yes. With a power of attorney issued at a Turkish consulate, we represent clients who are currently abroad in almost all immigration matters.

Consultation

Start your case with counsel.

One conversation is usually enough to know your strongest route — and what it will realistically take.

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